AEPN has compiled the following resources to aid and assist Alabamians who are interested in learning more or becoming involved in the community line-drawing process.
AEPN has created a shared toolkit that can be utilized by organizations as we work together to educate Alabamians on the line-drawing process.
Everyone who participates in a training will get access to our ‘Fair Districts 2021’ Toolkit, full of information on how you can engage the public during this crucial time.
Dave’s Redistricting App is an online web app originally that allows anyone to simulate redistricting a U.S. state’s congressional and legislative districts.
The goal of Districtr is to put the tools of redistricting in the hands of the public, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of civil rights organizations, community groups, and redistricting commissions.
DistrictBuilder puts the power of drawing electoral maps in the hands of the people. Redistricting can be a transparent process that represents communities fairly and prevents gerrymandering.
State officials across America are preparing to redraw congressional & state legislative districts based on the 2020 Census. The new maps will impact everyone for the next 10 years.
Organizations that sign up for one of our trainings or host a training using our toolkit will receive two Our Districts, Our Alabama t-shirts. If you are interested in purchasing t-shirts to distribute, let us know and we will compile a joint order to minimize costs.
Reapportionment Committee Meetings and Public Hearings
The Legislature’s Reapportionment Committee is holding a series of public hearings during the month of September.
Use your voice to tell your legislators that they work for you. Demand a better Alabama by participating in the upcoming redistricting public hearings or by submitting testimony via email below.